New Hebrides

The New Hebrides category, a subset of Colonies and Overseas Territories (since 1600) within French Currencies (470 to 2002), includes the coins issued and used in the New Hebrides archipelago (now Vanuatu) during the Franco-British condominium period.

This numismatic collection includes coins and potentially banknotes specifically designed or put into circulation to meet the economic needs of this territory under joint administration. The denominations, materials, and motifs on these currencies reflect the combined influence of France and Great Britain.

Collectors will find information here on the monetary history of the New Hebrides, the various issues, mints, engravers, and peculiarities of each coin. This section is a valuable resource for identifying, evaluating, and studying the coins of this former French colony.

The coins present cover a significant historical period, testifying to the political and economic evolution of the region under shared Franco-British governance. Explore the different series and discover history through these collectibles.